St. Philips Church and Memorial Hall

St. Philips Church is an example of the Late Gothic Revival style that became popular in the first half of the twentieth century. The style is a subdued expression of the Gothic Revival style, which was one of the most enduring architectural movements of the nineteenth century. The red brick church sits on a rusticated stone base with corner buttresses and a mix of pointed arch and plain windows. In 1959, a modernist hall was added. The deconsecrated church was purchased in 2021 and has been repurposed into residences.